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Manipulate Me ? NOT
Is Hillary and Her Liberal Press attempting to impose Sharia Law upon Trump by stoning him with accusations? If her tactics coherence and convince us to withhold our VOTE for him, she succeeds. Because NO for VOTE TRUMP generates an … Continue reading
Elite versus Democracy
Does the American government fit the definition of democracy in respect to the Constitution or is the Constitution strictly elitist? According to The American Heritage Dictionary, the word democracy means: 1. (a) Government by the people exercised either directly or … Continue reading
Posted in Amendments, Analysis, Changing America?, Constitution, Duty, History, Rights as Americans
Tagged Amendment 14, amendment 16, amendments 1 -10, De Tocqueville, democracy, elite
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A Life versus Death Struggle
A Life versus Death Struggle Posted on May 29, 2008by gramatrudy A Life versus Death Struggle “A Life Versus Death Struggle:” If the Medical Profession Calculates the Value of Life on an Economical Basis, Who Calculates the Value of Death? … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Changing America?, comparative analysis, concept, Constitution, Death, Life's lessons, Out of Sight, rhetoric, Rights as Americans, Roots, That's Life!, Understanding
Tagged choice, Death, Economical, Life, pursuit
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An Outgrowth of the Means of Control: Television and Technology (Paper 1)
(Paper 1) Television and Technology: An Outgrowth of a Means of Control? Posted on July 12, 2006by gramatrudy An Outgrowth of a Means of Control by Trudy A. Martinez Introduction: According to The America College Dictionary, the term technology originates … Continue reading
How does the 14th Amendment Apply to today’s World?
How does the 14th Amendment Apply to today’s World? By Trudy A. Martinez Posted on May 25, 2006by gramatrudy How does the 14th Amendment Apply to today’s World By Trudy A. Martinez How does the 14th Amendment apply to today’s … Continue reading
Posted in Amendments, Analysis, Changing America?, Constitution, Duty, History, News and politics, rhetoric, Rights as Americans, Roots
Tagged 14th Amendment, 5th Amendment, BLM, due process of law, EPA, Illegal Immigrants, TNC
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An Interpretation of History based on the Novel The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald and an essay: The fact of the force
An Interpretation of History based on the Novel The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald and an essay: The fact of the force By Trudy A. Martinez The Beautiful and Damned, a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Books, Changing America?, character analysis, concept, Constitution, History, Life's lessons, Literature or books, News and politics, rhetoric, Rights as Americans, Roots, Truth, Understanding, Work
Tagged alcoholism, analysis, Capitalism, character analysis, civil war, F. Scott Fitzgera;d., hope, Impersonal Forces, Interpretation of history, The Beautiful and Damned, World War I, World War II
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How does DeTocqueville’s Democracy in America help you to understand and deal with the media in relationship to ideals, values, and myths? by Trudy A. Martinez
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How does DE Tocqueville’s Democracy in America help you to understand and deal with the media in relationship to ideals, values, and myths? By Trudy A. Martinez Influence and the ramification of world…
Posted in Analysis, Books, Changing America?, comparative analysis, Constitution, Duty, History, Literature or books, News and politics, Rights as Americans, Roots
Tagged American Dream, Anatole France, archetype for the world, behavorism, Capitalism, Constitution, De Tocqueville, Democracy in America, hope, Ideals, influence and ramificaion, liberty Livedrty preserves political life, m America's Future, mannerisms, Media, Myths, optimistic, propaganda of consumerism, The Federalist Papers, Values, world history
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Hip-Pocket Agencies Abridge Rights of Americans
By Trudy A. Martinez The following article was published in the “Inyokern News Review” as a letter to the editor in the fall of 1990. The letter is written in response to the unnecessary death of a young girl. The … Continue reading
Posted in Amendments, Animals, Changing America?, Constitution, Death, Duty, History, News and politics, Rights as Americans
Tagged 5th Amendment, BLM, endangered species, EPA, fish, ground squirell, Hip Pocket Agencies, just compensation, loss of rights, mineral rights, prohibits taking of property. Due process, Rights of Americans, rodent, TNC, turtle, USA Constitution, water rights
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How Does American Myths’ Help Americans AVOID Their Individual Responsibility to Society in Social, Political, and Economical Issues and Problems?
By Trudy A. Martinez “How does the American ‘Myths’ help Americans Avoid their individual responsibility to society in social, political, and economical issues and problems?” In behest to the rationality of the connotation of this question, first we must probe … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Changing America?, Constitution, Duty, History, Rights as Americans
Tagged a passive affect, agurarian society, an active affect, balance of impersonal forces, balance of trade, Behaviorism, bureauretic contemplation, Calvinism, captalistic society, civil war, consevatism, Economical, fantasy, Flag, imperial force, Impersonal Forces, Individual Responsibility, industrialization, Locke, Machiavellie, marxism, Nationalism, new article of faith, patriotism, pledge of allegiance to the flag, Pluralism, Political, Prince, Progressivism, Purism, Puritanism, sameness, Social, sovereignty clique, spinoza, stability of system, tactics, Thomas Jefferson
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A Look Back at History: Failure versus Success
A Look Back at History: Failure versus Success By Trudy A. Martinez Populism is a cry of reform from rural America as a result of economic expansionism and urbanization. When times are bad for the farmers in the mid-west (the … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Changing America?, Constitution, Duty, History, Life's lessons, Rights as Americans, Work
Tagged 14 points, big three, Clayton Anti-trust Act 1914, election of 1912, Federal Reserve Act, Federal Trade Commission, fourteen points, guilt clause, hope, individualism, Knight of Labor, McKinley, new world order, Popilism, Populism, Progress-ism, Progressivism, reform, Roosevelt, Taft, The Bull Moose Party, the League of Nations, Treaty of Versailles, Underwood Tariff Act 1913, Wilson, World War, WW1, WWII
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